AfterOurs Urgent Care
AfterOurs Urgent Care – Denver Highlands
Denver Highlands is temporarily closed.
We are not seeing patients at this clinic for now. You can book a visit at another AfterOurs clinic or by telehealth.
Evening and weekend urgent care at W. 38th Avenue and Utica Street, one block west of Tennyson Street. Find us on the second floor in Suite 220, with Highlands Family Medicine. Open weekdays 5 PM–11 PM and weekends 8 AM–11 PM.
4500 W 38th Ave, Suite 220
Denver, CO 80212
Hours & directions
Denver Highlands is temporarily closed. Hours will be posted here when it reopens.
Parking & access
Second floor, Suite 220, with Highlands Family Medicine, at the southwest corner of W. 38th Avenue and Utica Street.
What we treat at Denver Highlands
Services
- Colds, flu, COVID and RSV
- Sore throats and rapid strep tests
- Ear, sinus and eye infections
- UTIs and STI testing
- Rashes, bites and skin infections
- Sprains, strains and splinting
- Cuts, stitches and minor burns
- Vomiting, dehydration and IV fluids
- Work injuries
- Sports, school and adult physicals
- Drug screens, TB tests and Tdap
- EKG
Neighborhoods we serve
- Wheat Ridge
- West Highland
- Berkeley
- Lakeside
- Arvada
- Edgewater
Inside the clinic
Denver Highlands FAQs
Where is the Denver Highlands clinic?
At 4500 W 38th Ave, Suite 220, Denver, CO 80212, on the southwest corner of West 38th Avenue and Utica Street. We're on the second floor, in the same building as Highlands Family Medicine.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk in to any clinic, or reserve a time online if you'd rather not wait. Telehealth visits are booked online.
Do you take my insurance?
We bill your insurance. We have contracts with all major commercial and government plans, including Medicare and Colorado Medicaid. We can't guarantee we're in network for every commercial plan, because insurers sometimes build narrow networks without telling us.
At the visit we collect your copay and file the claim, then bill any remainder after your insurer processes it. If your plan treats us as out of network or denies the claim, we reduce what you owe to our self-pay rate. Cost and insurance details.
How much does a visit cost without insurance?
Our self-pay prices are posted before you're seen, and an in-clinic visit has a firm maximum however complex it turns out to be. Telehealth visits, physicals and many tests have their own flat fees, and you can split a visit into two payments. See current self-pay prices.
Do you see children?
Yes. Patients of all ages are welcome, and we do sports and school physicals for kids.
Do you have Spanish-speaking staff?
Yes. Se habla español: almost all of our staff speak Spanish, and our online check-in has an Español option.
When should I go to the ER instead?
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for chest pain or pressure, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke (a drooping face, arm weakness or slurred speech), severe bleeding, a serious head injury, a major broken bone, or anything you believe is life-threatening. If you come to us and need a hospital, we'll tell you plainly and help you get there.